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1950’s Version of Survivorman Will Learn You a Thing or Two

January 24th, 2009  |  by Andy  |  published in Bushcraft, Canada, Survival Skills

The National Film Board of Canada just launched nfb.ca, a fantastic collection of online films, many of them full-length. A little digging around and you’ll find enough nature documentaries to sustain a man for some weeks.

“Survival in the Bush” here, is like Survivorman of the ’50s… almost. You’ll see. Purposefully stranding himself in the wild [...]

What Do Bushcrafters Do All Winter?

January 5th, 2009  |  by Andy  |  published in Bushcraft

Well, they don’t slow down, that’s for sure. Take this entry from the Bushcraft International Toothbrush Challenge, for example. Yes: A competition to make toothbrushes out of twigs. I viewed several submissions on this rather slow news day and found the above video the most inspired, yet efficient, means of staving off gingivitis when lost [...]

Envying Earl’s Canoe

November 10th, 2008  |  by Andy  |  published in Art, Bushcraft, Canoeing

A clip from Earl’s Canoe, a documentary about an Ojibway man’s construction of a traditional birch bark canoe. The camera follows his whole process, beginning with selecting bark in the woods of Madeleine Island. This definitely looks like one of those fascinating step-back-through-time films.

Ultimate Essential Bushcraft Skills: Making little doohickeys from cattails

October 14th, 2008  |  by Andy  |  published in Bushcraft, Nature, Outdoor Living

Rainbound inside your tent? Got nine minutes to kill while your Mountain High dinner rehydrates? Here’s a simple project to try on the next trip: How to make cattail ducks and swans.

Okay, okay, I’ll admit they are kinda cute. Even if the idea is totally stolen from how they wrap your leftovers in aluminum foil [...]

Old Skool Camping Techniques: Making a pine duff mattress

September 15th, 2008  |  by Andy  |  published in Bushcraft, Camping

How to get a better night’s sleep on the trail? Go old skool and fashion yourself a pine duff mattress, of course!We’d read in old camping books how resourceful outdoorsmen would stuff bivy sacks with pine boughs, dead leaves and moss. It provided insulation and padding, making sleep in the wild much more bearable. So, [...]

Outdoor skills legend to teach in Grand Marais

August 26th, 2008  |  by Andy  |  published in Bushcraft, North Shore, Outdoor Living, Resources, Survival Skills

Want to learn how to live “comfortably in the bush on an indefinite basis with a minimal dependence on technological materials and tools?” Or maybe just how to go winter camping, without ending up as the next Jon Krakauer book?

Mors Kochanski is the author of the classic instructional book, “Bushcraft.” And I was thrilled to [...]

“Leave no trace” vs. “positive trace”

June 6th, 2008  |  by Andy  |  published in Bushcraft, Environment, Outdoor Living, Survival Skills

I just listened to an interview with Norm Kidder, VP of a non-profit that teaches primitive technologies (as in stone tools, adzes, bows and arrows. etc). He discusses why primitive tool-making still has a place in our modern world. The highlight, though, comes when he points out the problem with the ‘leave no trace’ ethic.

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